1 room apartment of 24m² in Glasgow

Bright and well-presented one-bedroom second-floor tenement flat to let in the ever-popular Maryhill area of Glasgow. Set within a traditional sandstone building, the property offers a spacious lounge, fitted kitchen, double bedroom, and bathroom, with excellent natural light throughout. Ideally located on Braeside Street, the flat benefits from superb transport links to Glasgow City Centre, the West End, and the University of Glasgow, making it an excellent choice for a professional, student, or couple. Available at £700 PCM and managed by Lilac Lets Ltd.Situated on the second floor of a classic Glaswegian sandstone tenement, this well-presented one-bedroom flat in Maryhill offers an excellent opportunity for a professional, student, or couple seeking affordable city living in one of Glasgow’s most well-connected and characterful neighbourhoods. Set on the north-western edge of the city, Maryhill is close enough to everything, yet quiet enough to feel like home.Available to rent at £700 per calendar month, the property is clean, functional, and well laid out, comprising a lounge, kitchen, double bedroom, and bathroom. It also benefits from the solid construction and traditional character typical of Glasgow tenement stock.With excellent transport links and a convenient setting, this flat is an ideal base for anyone looking to enjoy the best of city living while putting down roots in a welcoming Glasgow neighbourhood.This is where the flat genuinely earns its keep. Bus stops are directly outside on Maryhill Road, with frequent services running throughout the day and into the early hours.• The No. 60 bus stops at Braeside Street and runs directly to Sauchiehall Street in around 13 minutes• Byres Road & the West End — approximately 2 miles, around 15–20 minutes by bus• Glasgow University — direct bus from Braeside Street, approximately 11 minutes on the No. 60• ScotRail services from nearby Gilshochill station reach Glasgow Queen Street in around 14 minutes Maryhill is an area with genuine depth — historically rich, increasingly popular, and undergoing meaningful investment. The area consists of well-maintained, traditionally Glaswegian sandstone tenements with the high ceilings the city is known for, and Braeside Street sits squarely within this character.Maryhill is home to two buildings designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh: Queen's Cross Church and Ruchill Church Hall — both within easy reach of the property.The Forth & Clyde Canal runs through the area and has been significantly transformed in recent years — a popular route for walkers, cyclists, and those wanting a green escape without leaving the city. The Maryhill Locks, a historic steeply-descending series of canal pools, are a short stroll away.The North Maryhill area has secured £1.45 million in funding from the Scottish Government's Vacant and Derelict Land Investment Programme, with a wider Transformational Regeneration Area programme actively improving the neighbourhood's environment and housing stock. Maryhill is a neighbourhood moving in the right direction.For everyday shopping, Maryhill Road offers a range of local retailers, and a large ASDA superstore is easily accessible. Blackadder Butchers has been serving the community since 1918 GlasgowWorld, and the area has a strong local character with independent businesses, including the well-regarded Maryhill Library, which dates back to 1905 GlasgowWorld — one of Glasgow's original Carnegie libraries.Maryhill Park, over 100 years old, provides green open space with tennis courts and panoramic views toward the Campsies.Key Facts• Rent: £700 per calendar month• Property type: 2nd floor tenement flat• Bedrooms: 1• Available: